Samsung holds trade-in program for Note, S and A series phones

Samsung is currently offering to trade-in your old smartphone or tablet towards a new Galaxy device like the Note8, S8 or A8.

The table below shows the devices that you could traded up over your old smartphones or tablets. Keep in mind that they will only accept those devices that are still in good working condition and a third party agent may make some deductions to the appraised value if they find any defects.

The trade-in program will run until January 31, 2018, and can be availed in the following participating stores:

Samsung Experience Stores

Alabang Town Center
Glorietta 2
Glorietta 3
Robinsons Magnolia
Robinsons Place Manila
SM Aura
SM City Fairview
SM Mall of Asia
SM Marikina
SM Megamall
SM North Edsa
SM San Lazaro

Samsung Galaxy Studio

Bonifacio High Street

Abenson Store

Trinoma

You can check out the full promo mechanics here.

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Heland Ortega

This article was written by Heland Ortega, Junior Contributor of YugaTech. He is a graduate of Information Technology and Multimedia Arts at FEU Institute of Technology in where he is also now working as a full-time faculty. You can follow him at @helandortega.

http://www.yugatech.com

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